CMT 26
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Common name: Schoeps CMT 26
Production Status: Discontinued / Vintage
The CMT 26 is a phantom powered small diaphragm transistor microphone first produced in 1964. It features a single metal diaphragm capsule with a mechanically switchable omnidirectional, cardioid and figure of eight polar response. It is ideal for stereo setups. It uses a radio-frequency circuit in which the capsule modulates a 3.7 mHz radio-frequency carrier to produce an output voltage and a transformer-less output stage with coupling capacitors. The microphone is insensitive to temperature up to + 70° Celsius, moisture, electric and magnetic fields. The CMT 20 series is powered by 8.5 V phantom power.